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😮‍💨🧡 Friend, for a Wattpad-style Spencer Reid fanfic, we want something that sounds intelligent, romantic, and a little mysterious. A Mind Like Mine A Spencer Reid Fanfiction By: Mother Melanin Dr. Spencer Reid has spent his entire life being the smartest person in every room. By the age of fourteen, Dr. Amara Baptiste had already learned that intelligence can be just as isolating as it is extraordinary. When the Behavioral Analysis Unit is called to investigate a string of disturbing murders connected to Haitian spiritual traditions, the team finds themselves facing a world none of them fully understand. With the case growing colder by the day, Derek Morgan reaches out to the only person he trusts to help. His little sister in all but blood. A brilliant scholar with multiple doctorates, a sharp tongue, and an expertise in African history, spirituality, and culture that few can rival. Dr. Amara Baptiste. What begins as a professional consultation quickly turns into something neither Amara nor Spencer expects. For the first time in his life, Spencer meets someone who can challenge him intellectually, match him fact for fact, and leave him speechless with a single look. As the investigation uncovers secrets buried beneath generations of history, danger begins closing in from every direction. And while the BAU hunts a killer, Spencer finds himself facing a mystery far more complicated than any case he's ever solved. The woman whose mind feels so much like his own. But sometimes the most extraordinary connections aren't built on similarities. They're built on the differences that make two people whole. A slow-burn romance featuring Spencer Reid x Original Female Character, found family, Haitian culture, genius x genius, mutual pining, protective Morgan, meddling BAU members, and enough intellectual flirting to make even Garcia roll her eyes. 🖤✨📚 ⸻

Seoul does not surrender its oldest secrets, and some oaths were never meant to be broken. They were meant to be chosen. When a Black American woman arrives in Bukchon with a camera and a curiosity that unsettles old wards, she does not expect the city to watch her back. She does not expect the man in the lantern-lit hanok at the end of the alley, the one who has spent four centuries waiting for something he could not name. He is not entirely human and has not been for a long time. The blade beneath his floor has been keeping count. Between them something ancient and deliberate stirs, and the spirits notice immediately. The moon has terms. A wound from the Goryeo era is not finished bleeding. A spirit in the Han River has been patient for four hundred years and has learned to mistake that patience for entitlement. And the city itself is watching to see what she does with all of it. This is not a soft love story. It is the kind that costs something real, that lives in the space between devotion and danger, between mercy and reckoning. ©️ _RelleLebby_// R. L.

Princess Nairobi of Malindi-Ra has spent her life being called useless. Too quiet. Too soft. Too strange. Too hidden behind maps, scrolls, and old stories. In a kingdom that praises loud warriors and shining royals, Nairobi has always felt like a shadow beside her powerful brothers and spoiled younger sister. But when the annual Coming of Age Tournament begins, every noble child of sixteen must enter the arena and prove their strength, skill, wisdom, and leadership. Everyone expects Nairobi to fail. Instead, she begins to see what others miss. With her best friend Mosi beside her, the bronze ring of her legendary ancestor on her finger, and the sharp guidance of Elder Makena in her heart, Nairobi must survive impossible trials, cruel laughter, hidden traps, and a final test that will reveal what kind of leader she truly is. By sunset, Malindi-Ra will learn that the quiet princess was never useless. She was becoming dangerous. This is an original fictional story set in the made-up African-inspired kingdom of Malindi-Ra. The main character, Princess Nairobi, is loosely inspired by the legacy of powerful African women leaders such as Queen Nzinga and other historic warrior-diplomat figures, but the plot, kingdom, characters, and events are fictional.

Reyna Coleman came to Miami to start over. She did not come looking for complicated. But complicated has a way of finding the people who are least equipped to turn it away. When her job puts her in the orbit of a man already caught between what his life looks like and what it actually is, she recognizes the danger too late to do anything useful about it. He is not free. She knows it. She chooses him anyway, slowly and deliberately, and with her eyes open, and what builds between them in the margins of his failing marriage is real in a way that neither of them was prepared for. But the world around them is not simply a failing marriage. There are secrets here that have been kept long enough to develop their own consequences. People are watching. There are debts owed to the wrong people, and the trail of those debts runs closer to both of them than either has been told. What begins as a slow burn in the South Florida heat becomes something darker and more dangerous than Reyna bargained for, and the question the book is really asking is not whether she will survive it. She will survive it. The question is what she will know by the end that she cannot unknow, and whether she will still be standing in the same place, choosing the same thing, with the full picture finally visible. Set across Miami, Little Havana, and the streets of Old San Juan. This one will make you wait. That is the point. ----- ©️ RelleLebby // R. L.

This book is about a girl named Raven who goes through a series of lies from her brothers, her friends, and herself until she meets this boy

The night Maelys was born, a storm made a decision for her. A desperate woman, a coerced midwife, and a courtyard where someone died in the rain conspired to place one infant in a palace and erase another from the record entirely. Twenty-two years later, someone has come to unmake it, and she has twenty-two years of righteous fury, a powerful patron, and the specific weapon of a truth that supports multiple stories at once. Raised in the painted corridors and orange-blossom courtyards of Solenir Palace, Maelys knows how to read a room before she enters it, how to wear humor like armor over something more serious underneath, and how to survive in a court that admires her with one hand and doubts her with the other. She has been exceptional here her entire life. She knows what exceptions are for. When the girl she unknowingly replaced arrives with documents, damage, and the kind of righteous anger that is the most dangerous kind because it is not entirely wrong, nothing careful is enough anymore. With a conspiracy threading through the court's most elegant rooms, a bodyguard who has been keeping a report in a locked box for eight years waiting for the right person to receive it, and a crown prince who asks before he touches and is not without fault and is learning the difference between those two facts, Maelys must fight for her name, her life, and the identity she has spent twenty-two years choosing rather than receiving. This is a slow burn interracial historical romance with explicit intimacy, graphic violence, and a world that does not soften its edges for the comfort of anyone in it. It is a story about what is owed and what is chosen, about love as a continuous practice rather than a destination, about darkness that stays and is carried rather than resolved, and about a woman who refuses, repeatedly, in every room that tries to define her, to let anyone else decide who she is. Dark. Tender. Permanent. Earned. ©️ _RelleLebby_ // R. L.

One reckless night in Athens was supposed to mean nothing. For Rianna Davis - a retired American supermodel from South Central LA, with a ring on her finger and a future she finally believed in - it was exactly that: a mistake sealed away, a stranger forgotten. Until the stranger's last name turned everything she thought she knew into a lit fuse with no visible end. Damon Drakos doesn't share. He doesn't ask. And when a secret pregnancy surfaces with only one possible explanation, he doesn't hesitate. What begins as leverage slowly, dangerously becomes something neither of them has a name for. And then a wedding happens. And then it becomes something worse. Set against Athens's collision of ancient beauty and modern ambition - rooftop bars above the Acropolis, candlelit museums, cliffside islands, the wind off the Aegean, and the quiet suffocating weight of dynasty money - Forbidden Secrets follows two people dismantling everything they touch on their way toward something that might, if they survive it, be real. But there's Leonidas. Her husband. His brother. A good man who deserves none of this. A family is holding its fractures together with silk and silence. A patriarch whose calculated quiet is its own form of damage. A detective with photographs. A brother who has finally decided that knowing and saying nothing are the same thing. And there's a city that has outlasted empires - that has held every kind of desire and ruin in its marble and dust - and will keep this secret as long as you can afford to keep paying. This is not a love story that happens cleanly. The marriage doesn't fix it. The second pregnancy doesn't make it any easier. Nothing about it is safe. Everything about it is slow. © _RelleLebby_// R. L.

Jay Ahn has been watching Malik Tate from across the street since they were ten years old, and he has been loving him almost as long. Not the simple kind of love. The kind that folds itself small enough to fit inside a friendship and lives there quietly for years, patient and heavy and unnamed. Malik Tate is magnetic, loyal, and building himself from the ground up in a world that wants to own every piece of him it can reach. He knows exactly who Jay is. What he does not yet know is what to do with everything he feels when he looks at him. Set in Richmond, Virginia, this is their story. A decade of shared summers, cracked sidewalks, late nights, near-confessions, wrong moments, and the slow, relentless pull of two people moving toward each other against every force designed to keep them still. It is not a fast story. It is not meant to be. The slow burn here is not a device. It is the whole point. Because some loves do not arrive. They are built, quietly, over years, out of ordinary moments that reveal themselves to have mattered all along. When they finally reach for each other, everything they survived to get there becomes the architecture of something neither the industry, nor the fathers, nor the world's noise can dismantle. This is Richmond. This is a decade. This is a love story that refused to be rushed. Come in. Stay a while. © Relle H.

She did not come to Seoul to fall apart. Raquel "Rocky" Sinclair came with a plan - a career built from discipline, a relationship that looked stable from the outside, and a version of herself that knew exactly how to stay composed under pressure. She was not reckless. She was not the kind of woman who left doors open when she should have closed them. But Seoul at night is not the same city as Seoul by day. A single evening - a routine coworker dinner that slides somewhere it was never supposed to go - puts her in the same room as Rion, a solo artist whose name moves through entertainment circles the way smoke moves through a closed space. Quiet until it fills everything. He is not available. Neither is she. That is the first thing she tells herself. The second is that it does not matter, because nothing happened, and nothing is going to happen. She is wrong on both counts. What follows is not a love story in the clean sense. It is something slower and more dangerous - a connection built in fragments, maintained in secrecy, and measured by what two people are willing to destroy to keep something they were never supposed to want. Every message sent after midnight. Every silence that says more than either of them is willing to admit out loud. EVERYTHING BURNS AT THIRTY is a slow-burn interracial romance set against the neon pressure of Seoul and the coastal exposure of Busan - a story about emotional drift, the cost of chosen silence, and what happens when two people who know better keep choosing each other anyway. Mature, unflinching, and emotionally precise. ©️ _RelleLebby_//R.L.

Amara Monroe is not the kind of woman who stops moving. She is a graduate student, a business owner, a daughter, and a caretaker all at once, and she handles every single role with the kind of quiet discipline that most people never see because she does not ask them to. Her life runs on early mornings, tight budgets, and the deep belief that doing things the right way matters even when no one is watching. Kit Wattanakul is a Thai-American chef who built his Atlanta restaurant on the same principle. Disciplined. Intentional. Rooted in the culture and family that shaped him. He is not a man who does things carelessly. Which makes it all the more complicated when one unexpected afternoon puts Amara in his orbit and neither of them can quite find their way back to the distance they started with. This is not a story about two people who fall recklessly into each other. It is a story about two people who feel something real and choose, again and again, to handle it with honesty and care. About what it costs to want something you are not yet free to reach for. About family duty and cultural identity and the particular courage it takes to build love on a foundation that can actually hold. Set against the copper and gold of an Atlanta autumn, Eyes on You is a slow burn that earns every degree of heat. No shortcuts. No compromise. Just two people deciding that something worth having is worth doing right. ©️ _RelleLebby_// R. L.

Elianna Bennett is 25, careful, and very good at keeping things contained. Seo Jae-hyun is 24, famous, and living a double life that is slowly taking him apart from the inside. One concert. One backstage encounter. One decision that seems, at the time, like nothing more than a beginning. Seven years later, they are still carrying what that beginning made. And the world is about to find out. Set between Seattle and Seoul, THE HANNAM-DONG SECRET is a slow-burning interracial romance about two people who fell in love at the wrong moment in the wrong circumstances and chose each other anyway - across an ocean, across a secret, across a daughter who grew up knowing her father through a phone screen and her first word was for him anyway. This is not a story that moves quickly. It earns what it arrives at. There is grief here, and distance, and choices that cost more than anyone planned for. There is a little girl who sees more than the adults around her have accounted for. There is love that is real and still, sometimes, not enough - until it is. If you are looking for a fast burn, keep walking. If you want something that stays with you - the kind of story that asks something real - this is yours. Drama. Distance. Two people learning, slowly, what it means to stop hiding. ©️ R. L.

Pretty Girls Don't Survive Here Naomi Carter thought moving to a new city would be her fresh start. New school. New life. No drama. But Eastview High has other plans. Between rumors, parties, fights, secrets, and a boy named Omari Hayes who has everyone talking, Naomi learns that staying out of trouble isn't always easy. She came here to change her life... But Eastview might change her first.

Everyone carries something. Autumn carries a broken home. A love she's outgrown. Dreams bigger than her circumstances. And the impossible weight of becoming the woman she's always wanted to be. Everything We Carried is an emotional coming-of-age novel about healing, ambition, heartbreak, and learning that choosing yourself isn't selfish... even when it means leaving pieces of your old life behind.

Zara thought being a good girl would get her love. Instead,it got her ghosted,used, and left on read. Now? She's switching up. New rules: no feelings,no simping, and definitely no second chances. But when a mysterious new boy shows up asking questions she's never been brave enough to answer, Zara's soft heart start's fighting with her savage soul. Can she protect her heart without losing herself? Or is love the one thing she can't play like a game? Soft. Savage. Unapologetic This is her story _ _ _

"She walks by here everyday at the same time." "How do you know?" "Because everyday at the same time, I watch you watch her." In one night, a lot of things can happen. A lot of life changing things can happen. You could get pregnant, you could lose your virginity, you can get pulled over, you can pass away, or meet someone new. While these aren't things you particularly want to happen, you can't control it. It's fate. Even more things can happen in ten years.

Nyra Hart was supposed to graduate, leave town, and start over. Two months before freedom, her life is finally falling into place. She gets accepted into the University of South Carolina, her family is proud, and the only dangerous thing on her mind is Malakai Blackthorne, the gorgeous, untouchable boy who suddenly starts looking at her like he's been waiting for her his whole life. But Malakai is not just a boy. He is the future Alpha of the Blackthorne Pack. And Nyra is not as human as she was raised to believe. When a silver-eyed stranger begins calling her name from the shadows, Nyra's perfect little world starts cracking open. Her mother's secrets bleed through the walls. Her best friends know more than they should. Her reflection starts acting wrong. Her hunger wakes beneath her skin. And Malakai? He has been fighting a bond to her for months. A bond that should be impossible. Because wolves do not imprint on vampires. Now Nyra has three weeks until the blood moon, three weeks before the seal hiding her true nature breaks completely, and something ancient comes looking for what sleeps in her blood. Everyone says they want to protect her. But protection and control have always looked too much alike. And Nyra Hart is done being the only person in the room who doesn't know what she is. A forbidden wolf/vampire romance filled with bloodline secrets, witch magic, dangerous bonds, family betrayal, supernatural politics, and a girl waking up to the monster everyone tried to bury.

Confessions of an Auctionista (And the People That Live in My Head) I logged into a live perfume auction looking for one bottle. Just one. That's the lie every Auctionista tells herself. Now I'm competing with the rich aunties for Prada Candy, cheering when somebody steals six bottles for six dollars, side-eyeing suspicious bidders, and wondering why an auctioneer has suddenly become part of my daily routine. The real problem? I don't go to these auctions alone. I bring the entire committee that lives in my head. There's CEO Madam K trying to keep everybody on budget. Sky, the Virgo investigator, already has screenshots, a binder, and a color-coded timeline. Blaze was forged through fire and has absolutely no patience for foolishness. HER is praying for all of us. Nina has a PhD in Pettiness. Penny is quietly taking notes because she already knows this mess belongs in a book. Apple keeps suggesting bad ideas that somehow sound like fun, and Kitty refuses to let us forget that surviving life doesn't mean we stop being fabulous. Every auction turns into a staff meeting. Every bid becomes a debate. Every "I'm only buying one bottle" turns into a full-blown board meeting that nobody follows the agenda for. Filled with laugh-out-loud moments, unforgettable personalities, and the kind of observations that make you say, "Why is this so true?", Confessions of an Auctionista is a love letter to bargain hunters, perfume lovers, and anyone whose inner voices have ever held a meeting without asking permission. Come on in. The rich aunties are already here. The auction is about to start. And trust me... You don't want to miss this meeting.

A documentation of some of life's growing pains. Highest ranks: #2 in diverselit #2 in caribbean #3 in boyscrytoo #11 in transmasculine #25 in growingpains #40 in 2ndperson #68 in infp #150 in thirdperson #167 in introvert #175 in flashback #181 in teenangst #321 in polyamorous #437 in blackgirlmagic #584 in relationships

When Doctor Linda Martin has to attend a conference in National City, she brings along her best friend Mazikeen Smith, for the ride. When Doctor Kelly Olsen has to attend the same conference, she brings along her girlfriend Alex Danvers. Alex and Mazikeen are told to wait in the bar and stay out of trouble whilst the doctors attend their conference. Simple, right? After all, what's the worst that could happen?

It's 2022 and the number K-pop girl groups is slowly decreasing because of all the strict rules their given. A new K-pop girl group are debuting and they're a sensation.They're soo different from all the other girl groups and draw the attention of many people.Not only because of their music,dance skills or personality,but because they're different. This is a story of all the trials and tribulations the girls of Heaven will go through to get to the top.